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ICMA UNIVERSITY P R O G R A M C A T A L O GSeptember 2018 – October 2019
ICMA UNIVERSITY PROGRAM CATALOG 2
WHY ICMA UNIVERSITY Local government managers and leaders require a new and improved skill set that includes building collaborative partnerships across all sectors—residents’ groups, neighboring communities, and governments at all levels, as well as private and nonprofit organizations. They must be adept and willing to seek expertise and resources outside the bounds of their own organizations. Community demands for services are increasing. State and federal funding for local government is at an all-time low. And to complicate matters is a growing list of difficult social and economic issues that transcend geographic boundaries. Now more than ever, local governments are on their own to find sufficient resources or solutions to fully meet their communities’ wide-ranging needs.
To meet those demands and to provide those resources, ICMA University offers a worldwide learning community of local government professionals and provides training programs for all career stages.
Through ICMA University leadership and professional development programs, your new and improved leadership skills will help you build social capital and foster connection between people to encourage commitment to each other and to the community. You’ll learn how to develop creative solutions to community problems, which should better position you to promote community resiliency in the face of economic, environmental, social, or natural disasters.
With professional and leadership development through ICMA University, you’ll lead the way and thrive in your career.
3 September 2018–October 2019
ICMA University is committed to providing the professional development support you need throughout your local government career. Our professional and leadership development programs combine cutting-edge theory and research with practical skills development, providing you with the knowledge and proficiencies needed to change and shape your career and your organization.
ICMA University Essentials
ICMA University’s entire program is based on the Practices for Effective Local Government Leadership, a set of competencies and skills developed by ICMA members and considered essential for every local government manager seeking comprehensive leadership and professional development.
Our Participants
Thousands of professionals attend ICMA University programs and workshops throughout the year. Whether you’re a city or county manager working to get your Credentialed Manager designation or just starting out in your local government career, ICMA University has a broad curriculum of courses delivered in a variety of formats. Whether you’re fresh out of graduate school or a seasoned manager—ICMA University offers a range of career development opportunities at every stage of your career.
Our Instructors
In addition to ICMA staff, workshop instructors include academics, consultants, and practitioners. ICMA University also leverages the resources of ICMA’s membership of over 12,000 local government management professionals, who bring hands-on real world understanding and experience.
Our Lifelong Network
Our leadership and professional development programs build lasting connections of local government leaders who share common issues—both personally and professionally. Many past ICMA University participants report that our engaging and intensive learning programs have maximized their opportunities to network and exchange ideas with their colleagues, increased their capacity, and allowed them to bring fresh perspective to their communities.
ICMA UNIVERSITY PROGRAM CATALOG 4
F Local Government Management Fellowship (see page 10 for detailed information)
F Emerging Leaders Development Program (see page 11)
F ICMA Regional Conferences - scholarships available for Student Chapter Members (see page 17)
F 105th ICMA Annual Conference in Nashville/Davidson County, Tennessee - free to Student Members (see page 18)
F ICMA Virtual Annual Conference Archives - free to Student Members (see page 18)
F Local Government 101 Online Certificate Program (see page 23)
F Webinar Subscription Program - free to Student Members (see page 27)
F ICMA Coaching Program Webinars - free (see page 28)
F Mini Workshops (see page 33)
F ICMA University Skill-Building Workshops (see pages 34-37)
F Other Professional Development Sessions (see page 38)
STUDENT | Students | Interns
CAREER STAGE GUIDE AT-A-GLANCEUse our Career Stage Guide to help find your way. Each career stage includes a personalized plan for achieving your professional goals. Find programs that confront your greatest challenges, including changes in the workforce, advances in technology, ethical and leadership dilemmas, and staff learning needs. Take charge of your career path today!
5 September 2018–October 2019
F Local Government Management Fellowship (see page 10 for detailed information)
F Emerging Leaders Development Program (see page 11)
F Leadership ICMA (see page 12)
F ICMA Regional Conferences (see page 17)
F 105th ICMA Annual Conference in Nashville/Davidson County, Tennessee (see page 18)
F ICMA Virtual Annual Conference Archives (see page 18)
F Local Government 101 Online Certificate Program (see page 23)
F Local Government 201 Online Certificate Program (see page 24)
F Ethics 101 E-Course (see page 25)
F ICMA University Online Programs (see pages 20-28)
F Webinar Subscription Program (see page 27)
F ICMA Coaching Program Webinars (see page 28)
F Mini Workshops (see page 33)
F ICMA University Skill-Building Workshops (see pages 34-37)
F Other Professional Development Sessions (see page 38)
EARLY CAREER PROFESSIONAL Local government professionals in the first seven years of their careers
Career Stage Guide At-A-Glance
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F Leadership ICMA (see page 12 for detailed information)
F Mid-Career Managers Institute (see page 13)
F ICMA SEI Leadership Institute (see page 16)
F ICMA Regional Conferences (see page 17)
F 105th ICMA Annual Conference in Nashville/Davidson County, Tennessee (see page 18)
F ICMA Virtual Annual Conference Archives (see page 18)
F Local Government 101 Online Certificate Program (see page 23)
F Local Government 201 Online Certificate Program (see page 24)
F ICMA University Online Programs (see pages 20-28)
F Webinar Subscription Program (see page 27)
F Mini Workshops (see page 33)
F ICMA University Skill-Building Workshops (see pages 34-37)
F Other Professional Development Sessions (see page 38)
MID-CAREER MANAGER Mid-Career Managers | Department Heads Veterans | Experienced managers new to local government
Career Stage Guide At-A-Glance
7 September 2018–October 2019
F Gettysburg Leadership Institute (see page 14 for detailed information)
F Williamsburg Leadership Institute (see page 15)
F ICMA SEI Leadership Institute (see page 16)
F ICMA Regional Conferences (see page 17)
F 105th ICMA Annual Conference in Nashville/Davidson County, Tennessee (see page 18)
F ICMA Virtual Annual Conference Archives (see page 18)
F Legacy Leaders (see page 19)
F ICMA University Online Programs (see pages 20-28)
F Webinar Subscription Program (see page 27)
F ICMA Coaching Program Webinars (see page 28)
F Mini Workshops (see page 33)
F ICMA University Skill-Building Workshops (see pages 34-37)
F Other Professional Development Sessions (see page 38)
F ICMA Voluntary Credentialing Program (see page 39)
EXECUTIVE Chief Administrative Officers Deputies | Assistants
Career Stage Guide At-A-Glance
ICMA UNIVERSITY PROGRAM CATALOG 8
F Gettysburg Leadership Institute (see page 14 for detailed information)
F Williamsburg Leadership Institute (see page 15)
F ICMA SEI Leadership Institute (see page 16)
F ICMA Regional Conferences (see page 17)
F 105th ICMA Annual Conference in Nashville/Davidson County, Tennessee (see page 18)
F ICMA Virtual Annual Conference Archives (see page 18)
F Legacy Leaders (see page 19)
F ICMA University Online Programs (see pages 20-28)
F ICMA Coaching Program Webinars (see page 28)
F Mini Workshops (see page 33)
F ICMA University Skill-Building Workshops (see pages 34-37)
F Other Professional Development Sessions (see page 38)
F ICMA Voluntary Credentialing Program (see page 39)
ENCORE PROFESSIONAL Encore Career | Retired
Career Stage Guide At-A-Glance
9 September 2018–October 2019
Leadership Development Programs
These programs offer participants interactive learning, superlative instructors, networking with colleagues, and engaging discussions of key management and leadership issues. Participants will enhance their leadership and management skills while forming a collegial learning community with their peers. Enrollment in these programs is limited to foster small group learning communities of future leaders.
Webinars & E-Learning
ICMA University Online Programs—webinars, e-courses, certificate programs, and more—all on a brand-new state-of-the-art online classroom-so you can address local government fundamentals, best practices, and trending topics.
Certificate Programs
Certificate programs provide local government professionals with focused learning that is centered around specific topic areas or skill sets. ICMA’s certificate programs will help you grow in your understanding of practical concepts and leadership qualities essential to running local governments.
Skill-Building Workshops
ICMA is committed to providing workshops that are affordable, accessible, and designed to meet the specific needs of local government professionals. Each workshop is based on the Practices for Effective Local Government Leadership. These can also be used to meet annual professional development requirements as outlined in the guidelines for Tenet 8 of the ICMA Code of Ethics.
Other Informational and Professional Development Sessions
In addition to ICMA University workshops and mini-workshops, ICMA also offers other informational or professional development sessions that you can bring to your local government, affiliate association meeting, or other setting.
Voluntary Credentialing
The ICMA Voluntary Credentialing Program recognizes professional local government managers qualified by a combination of education and experience, adherence to high standards of integrity, and an assessed commitment to lifelong learning and professional development.
FIND THE RIGHT PROGRAM FOR YOU
ICMA UNIVERSITY PROGRAM CATALOG 10
Local Government Management Fellowship
icma.org/lgmf
Summary: This highly competitive career development opportunity is designed to generate interest in local government careers among recent master’s program graduates. Selected Fellows are placed in a full-time management-track local government position, shaped by direct mentorship under senior government leaders and rotational assignments
Key Benefits: Fellows develop real-world management skills while participating in meaningful and important local government projects as well as receive direct mentorship from senior local government managers.
Format: This is an annual fellowship program with a fall application process for spring/summer placement. Recent graduates and graduating students enrolled in public administration, public policy, or related master’s degree programs at NASPAA-member schools are eligible to apply to this fellowship.
Recent graduates and students enrolled in public administration, public policy, or related master’s degree programs at NASPAA-member schools graduating in this academic year are eligible to apply to this fellowship program.
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
Date:Application process opened September 2018
Cost: N/A
PARTICIPANTS
11 September 2018–October 2019
Emerging Leaders Development Program (ELDP)
icma.org/eldp
Summary: Through a unique format that blends monthly teleseminars with senior credentialed manager mentors and public administration professors, the two-year ELDP minimizes your time away from work and maximizes your local government expertise.
Key Benefits: ELDP is designed to help early- to mid-career professionals build knowledge, skills, and abilities in the basic management and technical topics that managers need to be successful.
Format: Teleseminar
Completion of ELDP will count as six months of executive experience credit towards becoming a Credentialed Manager. To earn this credit, participants must complete a Management Application Project, supervised by a local government mentor.
Leadership Development Programs
Date:Application deadline for spring cohort to be announced
Cost: $500 for members $800 for nonmembers
PARTICIPANTS
ICMA UNIVERSITY PROGRAM CATALOG 12
Leadership ICMA
icma.org/leadership-icma
Summary: Leadership ICMA is an intensive, two-year program available exclusively for ICMA members. The program has helped early- and mid-career professionals who have demonstrated significant leadership potential to expand and enhance their true leadership abilities. The first year is dedicated to leadership development, and the second year focuses on application in the form of a peer consulting capstone project.
Key Benefits: Participants will develop the skills needed for successful leadership, including personal leadership; integrity, and ethics; team building; and advocacy, analytical skills, community building, communication, and strategic planning. The program is intended to benefit the individual, the community, and the profession.
Format: This program uses both annual in person learning experiences and monthly teleconference calls.
Successful completion of the program is celebrated with a special certificate and membership in the Leadership ICMA Alumni Association, as well as one year of executive experience credit towards becoming a Credentialed Manager.
Leadership Development Programs
Date:December 2018 - September 2020; application deadline is October 12, 2018
Cost: $1,750 per year plus travel costs
PARTICIPANTS
13 September 2018–October 2019
Mid-Career Managers Institute
icma.org/mcmi
Summary: ICMA identifies mid-career as those who hold leadership positions in their organizations, military, public/private sector, and academies as well as managers/assistants/department heads not ready to be credentialed but looking for their next challenge. The Institute also provides a focused educational experience for members already credentialed.
Key Benefits: The Mid-Career Managers Institute enhances and develops participants’ leadership abilities and effectiveness. This is accomplished by providing: a broader understanding of their responsibilities as leaders; perspective on some of the critical leadership and management issues facing mid-career managers; and understanding and awareness of concepts and techniques relevant to local government management.
Format: In-Person and Conference Call
Completion of the Institute will count as six months of executive experience credit towards becoming a Credentialed Manager. To earn this credit, participants must complete a Management Application Project, supervised by a local government mentor.
Leadership Development Programs
Date:Applications are accepted on a rolling basis; program begins each year at the Spring Regional Conferences
Cost: $1,795 for members and nonmembers
Registration for both the Regional Conferences and the ICMA Annual Conference are included in tuition.
PARTICIPANTS
ICMA UNIVERSITY PROGRAM CATALOG 14
Gettysburg Leadership Institute
icma.org/gettysburg
Summary: Each year, a small group of no more than 30 senior local government managers meet for two-and-a-half days to study the leadership lessons of Gettysburg. This is a unique opportunity to join colleagues in an exploration of personal leadership, organizational effectiveness, and the lessons of history.
Key Benefits: Study good and bad examples of leadership, the importance of communication, leading by example, recognizing and appropriately utilizing talent and skill, and understanding the benefits and limitations of the tools and resources available.
Format: In-Person
Leadership Development Programs
Date:May 15-17, 2019
Cost: $975 for members $1,075 for nonmembers Team rates are available
PARTICIPANTS
15 September 2018–October 2019
Williamsburg Leadership Institute
icma.org/williamsburg
Summary: Today’s best leaders have a deeper appreciation and fresh perspective on change, civility, continuity, values, and leadership. In this program, you’ll discover the relevance of lessons learned in Williamsburg in the 1770s and compare them with what is happening in our communities today. This transformative experience will enable you to become the type of leader that provides residents with the best tools and information to create a well-informed and involved community.
Key Benefits: Leadership lessons begin as you talk with fellow citizen Thomas Jefferson, and continue with first-hand experiences, including time in George Wythe’s classroom discussing the political and cultural unrest as our nation was formed.
Format: In-Person
Leadership Development Programs
Date:October 28-31, 2018
Cost: $975 for members $1,075 for nonmembers Team rates available
PARTICIPANTS
ICMA UNIVERSITY PROGRAM CATALOG 16
ICMA SEI Leadership Institute
icma.org/sei
Summary: Sponsored by ICMA University and University of Virginia, this special Senior Executive Institute (SEI) “super session” is a unique opportunity for you to experience the core of the two-week SEI program packed into one week. You will spend valuable class and networking time with members of the “next gen” Leadership ICMA class and with other senior executives and assistants.
Key Benefits: As a participant in the program, you will take away these important benefits: extensive peer-level and “next gen” communication, expanded knowledge, and professional recognition.
Format: In-Person
Leadership Development Programs
Date:June 1–8, 2019
Cost: $4,695 for members $5,095 for nonmembers Fee includes all program costs, tuition, materials, special events, and most meals. It does not include travel or lodging.
PARTICIPANTS
17 September 2018–October 2019
ICMA Regional Conferences
icma.org/regionalconferences
Summary: Each year, ICMA Regional Conferences are planned in six regions: Southeast, Mountain Plains, West Coast, Midwest, Northeast, and International. The conferences offer an opportunity to pursue professional development, network with colleagues within your region, as well as participate in an ICMA University workshop, discuss ICMA issues and programs, and provide feedback to the ICMA Executive Board and staff.
Key Benefits: As a participant, you will attend workshops on the topics of innovation, equity and inclusion, leadership, and more.
Dates: Southeast Region: February 27-March 1, 2019 | West Coast Region: March 20–22, 2019 | Mountain Plains Region: March 27–29, 2019 | Northeast Region: April 3–5, 2019 | Midwest Region: May 8–10, 2019 | International: TBD
Format: In-Person
Leadership Development Programs
Dates:• February 27– March 1, 2019 • March 20–22, 2019 • March 27–29, 2019 • April 3–5, 2019 • May 8–10, 2019
Cost: $329 for members $429 for nonmembers International Regional Conference is complimentary (travel costs only)
PARTICIPANTS
ICMA UNIVERSITY PROGRAM CATALOG 18
105th ICMA Annual Conference and Virtual Conference - Nashville/Davidson County, Tennessee
icma.org/conference
Summary: Each year, through its highly praised Annual Conference, ICMA offers an abundance of educational, information-sharing, and networking tools to help you manage your community in today’s complex environment. Especially in challenging times such as these, the tools, tips, information, and resources you pick up at the conference—in addition to the opportunities for professional and personal renewal and networking—are more important than ever.
Key Benefits: Based on a program developed by the Conference Planning Committee, the Annual Conference offers a variety of opportunities to help fulfill your commitment to career-long learning. The conference features stimulating daily keynote presentations, afternoon featured speakers, informative concurrent educational and Solutions Track sessions, interactive round-table discussions, skill-building ICMA University workshops and forums, films, and assorted field demonstrations. Engaging session formats and presentation styles, combined with the use of social media and other technologies, will maximize your opportunities to network, exchange ideas with colleagues, and learn innovative ideas and practical strategies to deal with the challenges facing local governments today.
Format: In-Person and Online
Leadership Development Programs
Date:October 20–23, 2018
Cost: Varies
PARTICIPANTS
19 September 2018–October 2019
Legacy Leaders
icma.org/legacyleaders
Summary: You’ve devoted your career to local government management and improving the communities where you’ve served. ICMA invites you to become a “Legacy Leader” and help enrich the profession by mentoring the next generation, supporting their professional development, and encouraging them to belong to ICMA as the professional organization that meets their unique needs.
Key Benefits: Credentialed managers who fulfill select commitments each year will belong to the Legacy Leaders in honor of the legacy you bring to the profession every time you advise a young professional from your community or another community about the rewards of life in the local government trenches.
Format: Phone Calls and E-mail
Leadership Development Programs
Date:Ongoing
Cost: Free
PARTICIPANTS
ICMA UNIVERSITY PROGRAM CATALOG 20
WEBINARS & E-LEARNING
Webinars
icma.org/events
Our webinars are designed to help give you what you need to stay ahead in the profession.
Cost: Ranges from free sponsored webinars open to all, to free members-only webinars, to paid webinars at $149 for members and $249 for nonmembers. Annual webinar subscription available for $695. For paid webinars or subscriptions, you are encouraged to fill a conference room to provide continuing education to your team at no extra charge.
Format: Live and On Demand
Date:Ongoing
Cost: $149 for members $249 for nonmembers Annual webinar subscription available for $695
PARTICIPANTS
21 September 2018–October 2019
Webinar Series: Effective Supervisory Practices
icma.org/ESPseries
Summary: This interactive webinar series will demonstrate principles covered in Effective Supervisory Practices (5th Edition). Hosted by experienced managers and local government experts, this program is designed to impart real-life experience, best practices, and sound advice in the areas most important to a manager’s day-to-day role.
Key Benefits: Through live or on demand webinars, this series helps attendees learn the difference between leading and managing while acquiring the tools to assist with effective communication; establishing priorities; hiring and mentoring staff; fostering a safe, harassment-free work environment; and building a highly functioning team.
Format: Live and On Demand
Participants: New Supervisors
Webinars & E-Learning
Date:Spring 2019; dates subject to change
Cost: $795 for members; this is a group rate for all staff $1,095 for nonmembers; this is a group rate for all staff
PARTICIPANTS
ICMA UNIVERSITY PROGRAM CATALOG 22
Webinar Series: A Budgeting Guide for Local Government
icma.org/budgetingguidewebinars
Summary: This three-part webinar series takes a forward-looking, strategic approach to budgeting while showing you how to improve the process and promote economic vitality in your community.
Key Benefits: Based on ICMA’s A Budgeting Guide for Local Government, this series will discuss budgeting and the budgeting cycle; budget preparation and legislative approval; managing conflict through a budget policy; executive implementation; financial controls, communication, and compliance; accounting and auditing; capital budgeting; and performance measurement.
Format: Live and On Demand
Webinars & E-Learning
Date:June – July, 2019; dates subject to change
Cost: $395 for member; this is a group rate for all staff $695 for nonmember; this is a group rate for all staff
PARTICIPANTS
23 September 2018–October 2019
Local Government 101
icma.org/lg101
Summary: Local Government 101 is an interactive online certificate program designed to help new and mid-career managers, assistant managers, and even career-changers new to local government, gain the competitive edge in leading their communities and advancing their careers.
Key Benefits: Local Government 101 goes back to the basics—grounding local government professionals in those key skills and practices that are the foundation of becoming an effective local government manager: leadership, management, service delivery, budgeting, and human resources.
Format: Live and On Demand | Five-course, 15-session program
Graduates earn an ICMA Professional Certificate in Local Government Management.
Webinars & E-Learning
Date:Ongoing
Cost: $1,495 for members $2,495 for nonmembers
$500 for ICMA student members with coupon code ICMASTUDENT
PARTICIPANTS
ICMA UNIVERSITY PROGRAM CATALOG 24
Local Government 201
icma.org/lg201
Summary: This interactive online certificate program is designed to help new and mid-career managers, assistant managers, and even career-changers new to local government, go beyond the basics and gain a deeper understanding of key focus areas in local government management. Taught by a team of seasoned local government managers and experts, this program moves beyond theory and focuses on sharing experiences of how the job actually gets done.
Key Benefits: With the Local Government 201 Online Certificate Program, you will gain a practical understanding of core topic areas that are essential to becoming an effective local government manager: effective communication; public safety; community building; organizational development; and leadership.
Format: Live and On Demand | Five-course, 15-session program
Prerequisite: Completion of LG 101 or 5 years of experience in local government management is a prerequisite for taking LG 201.
Graduates earn a Level 2 Professional Certificate in Local Government Management.
Webinars & E-Learning
Date:Ongoing
Cost: $1,495 for members $2,495 for nonmembers
$500 for ICMA student members with coupon code ICMASTUDENT
PARTICIPANTS
25 September 2018–October 2019
Ethics 101 E-Course
icma.org/ethics101
Summary: With ICMA’s Ethics 101 e-course, you can strengthen your jurisdiction’s ethical culture by making sure that your staff has a proper grounding in your organization’s values and can deal with ethics issues that arise on the job. Ethical conduct by all employees is essential for an organization to succeed and prosper.
Key Benefits: With discount pricing for large groups, this self-paced e-course is designed to help jurisdictions provide a basic level of ethics training for all employees below the department head level.
Format: On Demand | This self-paced program contains eight modules that can be accessed online from work or home.
Upon completion of a final assessment with a score of 70 percent or higher, employees will be able to print certificates of completion as a record of their progress in the course.
Webinars & E-Learning
Date:Ongoing
Cost: $59 for members $85 for nonmembers
Discount pricing available for large groups
PARTICIPANTS
ICMA UNIVERSITY PROGRAM CATALOG 26
International Online Learning
icma.org/international-online-learning
You don’t have to travel to take advantage of ICMA University Certificate Programs. With programs like Local Government 101/201 and Effective Supervisory Practices now available to the international community, local government professionals have access to highly popular training programs that ground them in the fundamentals of running communities in an efficient, effective manner.
Format: Online
Webinars & E-Learning
Date:Ongoing
Cost: Varies depending upon package chosen
PARTICIPANTS
27 September 2018–October 2019
Webinar Subscription Program
icma.org/webinarsubscription
Summary: Now, members can maximize their membership benefits and training budget all while staying on top of emerging trends and issues facing local government. With our ENHANCED Webinar Subscription Program, you and your staff can now have year-round access to subject matter experts and industry-leading education delivered right to your desk or conference room.
Key Benefits: The Webinar Subscription Program gives members access to more than two dozen 90-minute webinars a year and addresses key areas such as budgeting, public safety, community engagement, human resources, and council-manager relations. With our new online classroom, these webinars now come with 90-day on-demand access, making it even easier to stay on top of trends in the profession and to master new skills. Many members even create learning events around webinars—hosting their teams in a conference room for viewing and discussion.
Format: Live and On Demand
Webinars & E-Learning
Date:Ongoing
Cost: $695 for members only; you are encouraged to fill a conference room to provide continuing education to your team at no extra charge; FREE to ICMA student members (visit icma.org/students for details)
PARTICIPANTS
ICMA UNIVERSITY PROGRAM CATALOG 28
COACHES
ICMA Coaching Program Webinars
icma.org/coaching
Summary: This program provides resources on leading practices and career development to local government professionals nationwide and to a growing global community in service. The program uses the knowledge and expertise of experienced managers and leaders to inspire, support, and guide emerging and mid-career professionals.
Key Benefits: The program connects professionals at all levels looking for personalized mentoring with experienced executives and subject matter experts to share leading practices and new or different perspectives through direct 1-to-1 Coaching. Working with coaches dedicated to the development and advancement of professional local government management talent and those new to the profession, 1-to-1 Coaching encourages both formal and informal coaching relationships by providing development resources to build and enhance skills. These include guidebooks; the ICMA online matching service, CoachConnect™, with more than 200 coaches; six live webinars annually spotlighting leading practices on key topics from local government professionals throughout the United States; and more than 10 years of archived webinars.
Format: Live Webinars; One-to-one coaching
Webinars & E-Learning
Date:Ongoing
Cost: Free
PARTICIPANTS
29 September 2018–October 2019
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
Emerging Leaders Development Program (ELDP)
icma.org/eldp
Summary: Through a unique format that blends monthly teleseminars with senior credentialed manager mentors and public administration professors, the two-year ELDP minimizes your time away from work and maximizes your local government expertise.
Key Benefits: ELDP is designed to help early to mid-career professionals build knowledge, skills, and abilities in the basic management and technical topics that managers need to be successful.
Format: Teleseminar
Completion of ELDP will count as six months of executive experience credit towards becoming a Credentialed Manager. To earn this credit, participants must complete a Management Application Project, supervised by a local government mentor.
Date:Application deadline for spring cohort to be announced
Cost: $500 for members $800 for nonmembers
PARTICIPANTS
ICMA UNIVERSITY PROGRAM CATALOG 30
Mid-Career Managers Institute
icma.org/mcmi
Summary: ICMA identifies mid-career as those who hold leadership positions in their organizations, military, public/private sector, and academies as well as managers/assistants/department heads not ready to be credentialed but looking for their next challenge. The Institute also provides a focused educational experience for members already credentialed.
Key Benefits: The Mid-Career Managers Institute enhances and develops participants’ leadership abilities and effectiveness. This is accomplished by providing: a broader understanding of their responsibilities as leaders; perspective on some of the critical leadership and management issues facing mid-career managers; and understanding and awareness of concepts and techniques relevant to local government management.
Format: In-Person and Conference Call
Completion of the Institute will count as six months of executive experience credit towards becoming a Credentialed Manager. To earn this credit, participants must complete a Management Application Project, supervised by a local government mentor.
Certif icate Programs
Date:Applications are accepted on a rolling basis; program begins each year at the Spring Regional Conferences
Cost: $1,795 for members and nonmembers
Registration for both the Regional Conferences and the ICMA Annual Conference are included in tuition
PARTICIPANTS
31 September 2018–October 2019
Local Government 101
icma.org/lg101
Summary: Local Government 101 is an interactive online certificate program designed to help new and mid-career managers, assistant managers, and even career-changers new to local government, gain the competitive edge in leading their communities and advancing their careers.
Key Benefits: Local Government 101 goes back to the basics—grounding local government professionals in those key skills and practices that are the foundation of becoming an effective local government manager: leadership, management, service delivery, disaster preparedness, equity and inclusion, and human resources.
Format: Live and On Demand | Five-course, 15-session program
Graduates earn an ICMA Professional Certificate in Local Government Management.
Certif icate Programs
Date:Ongoing
Cost: $1,495 for members $2,495 for nonmembers
$500 for ICMA student members with coupon code ICMASTUDENT
PARTICIPANTS
ICMA UNIVERSITY PROGRAM CATALOG 32
Local Government 201
icma.org/lg201
Summary: This interactive online certificate program is designed to help new and mid-career managers, assistant managers, and even career-changers new to local government, go beyond the basics and gain a deeper understanding of key focus areas in local government management. Taught by a team of seasoned local government managers and experts, this program moves beyond theory and focuses on sharing experiences of how the job actually gets done.
Key Benefits: With the Local Government 201 Online Certificate Program, you will gain a practical understanding of core topic areas that are essential to becoming an effective local government manager: effective communication; public safety; community building; organizational development; and leadership.
Format: Live and On Demand | Five-course, 15-session program
Prerequisite: Completion of LG 101 or 5 years of experience in local government management is a prerequisite for taking LG 201.
Graduates earn an ICMA Level 2 Professional Certificate in Local Government Management.
Certif icate Programs
Date:Ongoing
Cost: $1,495 for members $2,495 for nonmembers
$500 for ICMA student members with coupon code ICMASTUDENT
PARTICIPANTS
33 September 2018–October 2019
SKILL-BUILDING WORKSHOPS
Mini Workshops
icma.org/mini-workshops
Two-and-a-half hour skill building workshops that can be brought to your local government, state association meeting, or other setting.
Topics include:
• Facilitation: A Skill to Run a Meeting or a Platform for Leadership
• Leadership Presence Skill Building Series
• Public Speaking Skills - Making What You Have to Say Memorable
• Engagement, Motivation and Leadership
• Creating a New Life Map
• StandOut 2.0
• The Relentless Pursuit of an Ethical Organizational Culture
Cost: $2,500 for 2.5 hours (client pays travel and lodging)
ICMA UNIVERSITY PROGRAM CATALOG 34
Half-Day Workshops
icma.org/skill-building-workshops
ICMA skill-building workshops are intensive, half-day events providing more focus on specific topics in local government leadership and management. You’ll learn best practices and develop plans and tools that you can put into practice for both yourself and staff members.
Ethics
An in-depth exploration of ethics and practical tools and strategies for your organization.
Workshop: Building a Culture of Ethical Behavior in Your Organization
Workshop: Ethics at Work!
High Performing Organizations
Challenge yourself to think differently about how your organization can work!
Workshop: Leading Change/HPO
Workshop: Moving Your Organization Toward Higher Performance
Cost: Each skill-building workshop costs $3,960
Client pays for speaker lodging
For associations with a signed affiliation agreement with ICMA for up to 50 participants.
Non-affiliated associations pay an additional fee.
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Performance Measurement/Management
Maintaining a consistently high level of quality in staff work, operational procedures, and service delivery.
Workshop: Informed Policy Making: Engaging Elected Officials in Performance Management
Workshop: Gauging Public Opinion the Right Way
Workshop: 360 Degrees of Data
Workshop: Optimizing the Organization - If You Don’t Know Where You’re Going, Will Alternative Service Delivery Get You There?
Public Safety Management
Learn the basic principles of service delivery in public safety.
Workshop: Asking Your Police and Fire Chief the Right Questions to Get the Right Answers
Workshop: Understanding the Public Safety Concept: Forecasting the Outcome of Police-Fire Mergers
Management
Workshops focused on conveying ideas effectively to others; organizational planning and functional/operational expertise.
Workshop: Shaping the Culture of Your Organization
Workshop: From Typewriters to IPADS: Communication Across Generations
Workshop: Managing in Difficult Political Environments
Workshop: The “Performance Dividend” of Professional Management: How You Can Demonstrate It Using Performance Measurement
Workshop: Essential Management Skills
Workshop: Building Effective Council-Staff Relationships: Understanding, Establishing, and Maintaining the Proper Roles and Responsibilities
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Community Engagement
Determining community needs and providing responsive, equitable services.
Workshop: Design Thinking
Workshop: Citizen Surveys: What, Why, and How
Workshop: GOV 2.0: What Public Leaders Need to Know
Workshop: Building Customer Service into Local Government
Workshop: Maximizing Survey Results
Workshop: Moving Forward with Data
Workshop: Public Engagement: The Vital Leadership Skill in Difficult Times
Staff Development
Promoting the development and performance of staff and employees throughout the organization.
Workshop: Developing Successful Orientations and Retreats (Small Communities)
Workshop: Put Me In, Coach!
Workshop: Talent Management: The Next Phase of Succession Planning
Workshop: Understanding and Appreciating Differences Using Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
Personal Development
Demonstrating a commitment to a balanced life through ongoing self-renewal and development in order to increase personal capacity.
Workshop: Improv and Improve
Workshop: Courage to Thrive
Workshop: Public Speaking Skills - Making What You Have to Say Memorable
Workshop: Creating a Life Map - A Year of Living Purposefully
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Leadership and Innovation
Setting an example that moves the organization and the community toward experimentation, change, creative problem solving, and prompt action.
Workshop: The Advantage for Professional Managers
Workshop: Engagement, Motivation, and Leadership
Workshop: Facilitation-A Skill to Run a Meeting or the Platform for Leadership?
Workshop: Leadership Skills for Managing Wicked Problems
Workshop: Leadership and Management in a (Permanent) Crisis
Workshop: Leading Change Isn’t a Spectator Sport
Workshop: Fatal Flaws of a Council-Management Relationship
Workshop: Your Leadership Playbook
Workshop: Navigating with Your Elected Officials to Success
Workshop: Interpersonal Leadership and “The New Order of Things”
Workshop: Getting the Most Out of Teams: Facilitation Skills for Managers
Workshop: Leadership: An Art of Possibility
Workshop: Rapid Innovation
Workshop: The Art and Science of Signature Leadership
Workshop: Changed for Good: Leading Transformation in Your Organization and Your Community
Planning, Budgeting, and Finance
Learn how to interpret financial information to assess the short-term and long-term fiscal condition of the community.
Workshop: Leading Your Organization (And Elected Officials) to “Fiscal Health and Wellness” Through Priority Based Budgeting
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icma.org/other-informational-and-professional-development-sessions
In addition to ICMA University workshops and mini-workshops, ICMA also offers other informational or professional development sessions that you can bring to your local government, affiliate association meeting, or other setting. Topics include:
OTHER INFORMATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SESSIONS
Cost: Varies; can be complimentary, travel and lodging reimbursement only, or a fee depending on length and your organization’s needs.
• Age-friendly communities
• Council-manager relations
• Contemporary issues in executive recruitment
• Customer service
• Ethics
• Fostering citizenship, community, and democracy in times of civic disruption
• Human resources management for small communities
• Lessons from Cal-ICMA’s survival skills project
• Local food systems
• Performance management / measurement
• Smart communities
• Solar energy soft costs
• Sustainability
• 311/CRM
VOLUNTARY CREDENTIALING
icma.org/credentialingprogram
Summary: The ICMA Voluntary Credentialing Program recognizes professional local government managers qualified by a combination of education and experience, adherence to high standards of integrity, and an assessed commitment to lifelong learning and professional development.
Key Benefits: Quantification of the unique expertise you offer; demonstration of commitment to lifelong learning; structured and focused professional development plan; peer review of professional development activities and learning; and access to special workshops and other training, such as the ICMA SEI, Gettysburg, and Williamsburg Leadership Institutes.
Format: Self-directed professional development; online reporting and peer review
Date:Application deadlines are • October 1 • January 7 • April 1 • July 1
Cost: $75 for initial assessment $50 for initial application No renewal fee at this time
PARTICIPANTS
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Take the next step and join a network of over 12,000 local government management professionals, who bring hands-on real world understanding and experience.
Learn More
Visit icma.org/university to review the Career Stage Guide and find out about program event dates, curriculum, fees, and instructors.
Contact Us
For further assistance, contact:
Regional Conferences
Felicia Littky [email protected] 202-962-3656
Webinars, Annual Conference, & Virtual Conference
[email protected] 202-962-3680
Online Certificate Programs
Rick Aronhalt [email protected] 202-962-3589
Credentialing & Assessments
Jenese Jackson [email protected] 202-962-3556
All other Leadership & Professional Development
Nedra James [email protected] 202-962-3648
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